Roisin, of Irish origin, is a unique and melodic given name, derived from the Irish word 'róisín', which means 'little rose'. This charming moniker carries a hint of softness and beauty, much like its floral inspiration. Roisin's popularity has grown steadily in recent decades, particularly in Ireland and among those with an affinity for Celtic culture or unique names. Pronounced as 'ro-SHEEN', it offers a delightful twist on traditional naming conventions, making it a distinctive choice for parents seeking something special.
"Roisin experienced peak popularity between the years 1996 and 2001, with the highest number of babies named Roisin born in 2001 (25). Since then, its usage has remained consistent, with over 30 births annually from 2018 onwards. As of 2023, a total of 879 babies have been named Roisin."